Robert Schellander

Robert Schellander (2009)

Robert Schellander (born 31 January 1983) is an Austrian football player at the position of a defensive and midfield player.

Career

Schellander began his career at SV Feldkirchen, from where he moved to what was then the German Bundesliga FC Kärnten. His debut in the Austrian Bundesliga was Schellander on November 30, 2002, when he came off the bench in the 0-5 defeat of FC against SV Ried in the 69th minute for Thomas Höller. His first Bundesliga goal was achieved by the Carinthian on 6 August 2002 against SC Schwarz-Weiß Bregenz. The game ended 1-1. After the descent of the FC Kärnten in 2004, he played three years in the second division, before he moved on loan to the local 2nd Bundesliga for SpVgg Greuther Fürth in Germany. Due to some injuries he could not sit down and was only used in the amateurs. In 2008 he returned to Austria and signed for newly promoted Bundesliga Kapfenberg SV. After two seasons in the Upper Styrian the defender moved the beginning of the 2010/11 season to LASK Linz, where he made his debut on July 25, 2010 game against FK Austria Wien coach Helmut Kraft. Overall Schellander graduated in 2010/11 season 24 games for the LASK and was able to maintain his place in the season 2011/12, which is why it caught the attention of league rivals SC Austria Lustenau, which in May 2012, then the obligation Schell other known gave.